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Moon Phases
February 2013

Great Basin Chiropractic,

P.C.

 

A Creating Wellness Center

Mark B. Resetarits, D.C.

 

 

Great Basin Chiropractic is looking for an A+ person to join our team! The right person: can multitask, is organized, has great phone and people skills, is computer literate, and is a team player.

 

We are looking for someone who wants to be part of the Great Basin family long-term.

The position is 20 hours per week to start, with the opportunity to expand hours.

Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 8am -1pm

Wage: $10-$12 per hour

 

Interested? Please call 801-554-9261. Leave a voicemail telling us why you would like to work at our clinic. Also, send resume with references to info@greatbasinchiropractic.com

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In This Issue
EVENT PICKS THIS WEEK:
The Visionary Art of Aspen Moon
A Valentine Cabaret
Snowshoe Owl Prowl
365 Poetry at the Highlife
Soul Gazing with James Hardy
Utah Buddhist Arts Festival
Winter Seasonal Cooking Workshop
Botany for Gardeners
BLOG UPDATES
Fowl Play: Do Peepers have Emotions?
Ralfee Finn's "The Aquarium Age"
READER REWARDS
Free RDT Dance Class tix

Dear Friends & Family,

 

Happy Valentine's Day. If it's an awkward affair for you, as it is for so many, go ahead, be promiscuous ~ love everybody today. Make it like Thanksgiving, only with more wine and chocolate ~ and imagination ~ and no football. I think of the great Rupert Holmes song:

 

You're browsing through a secondhand bookstore

And you see him in non-fiction V thru Y

He looks up from World War Two

And then you catch him catching you catching his eye. 

And you quickly turn away your wishful stare

And take a sudden interest in your shoes

If you only had the courage, but you don't

He turns and leaves and you both lose. 

 

And you think about 

The people that you never get to love. 

It's not as if you even have the chance. 

So many worth a second life 

But rarely do you get a second glance 

Until fate cuts in on your dance. 

 

Still you're never gonna miss what you don't know

And you don't know who you'll meet at half past three

It could be a total stranger who looks something just exactly much like me.

One of the people that you never get to love... 

 

Enjoy the February issue (click HERE). See our picks for this week's activities (below). And stay alert ~ you never know what, or who, is just around the corner. It just might be your day to be audacious. Good luck!

 

~ Greta

greta@catalystmagazine.net

 

** You can access the entire online calendar AND our Community Resource Directory from this email now, as well as note sunrise times and moon phases. See top left.

 

 


 

Event picks for
February 14 - February 21 
 

Fri, Feb. 15, 

6-9p.

Fice Gallery, 160 E 200 S. Free. 

Facebook Event Link

  

Opening Night Gallery Stroll event, kicking off a month-long show at Fice Gallery. Come participate in Moon's first ever solo art exhibit. Featuring the cosmic beats of Lucent Fox and Alistair Nee.

 

Fri, Feb. 15, 7p.

All Saints Episcipol Church, 1710 Foothill Dr. $25 suggested donation.

Facebook Event Link

  

An evening of great music with local legend JD Moffat & his band featuring singers Liana Mayor & Marlin Haws. This evening of great music, dancing, drinks & hors d'oeuvres is a fundraiser to help support the mission & ministry of All Saints Episcopal Church, which has been a longtime supporter of CATALYST. We thank them and wish them well. 


 

Sat, Feb. 16, 5:30-8p. Reynolds Flat/Donut Fall parking area (south side of Hwy 190, near milepost 11). $20 ($15 for HWI members) 

hawkwatch.org 

  

HawkWatch International's Steve Slater, Conservation Director, leads this exclusive field trip to prowl for owls! You will snowshoe in about a mile (mild to moderately strenuous terrain), stopping to listen and broadcast for owls.  

 

Sat, Feb. 16, 8:30-11:30p.

High Life Salon, 245 E Broadway. Free.

Facebook Event Link

  

High-life poetry, high-life food, high-life people swaddled up in an ambience of love. Featuring among other great bards, Utah's very own DJ Planitarium of KRCL 90.9 on the spin with conscious rap and hip-hop. Come eat, mingle, and spit some rhymes


 

Sun, Feb. 17, 1:30-3:30p.

Centered City Yoga, 918 E 900 S. $25/$20 advance.

Details  

  

Instructor James Hardy offers this unique class once a year.  Based on the "four faces gazing" exercise of Daniel Steinbock and Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor's "Stroke of Insight" TED lecture, this class dives into the role the two sides of our brain play in our lives and how the varied pieces that create an individual are manifested on the different sides of their face.  Designed for couples, friends or family, this experience will help cultivate a fresh, fun and intimate perspective of each other.   


Sun, Feb. 17, 5-9p.  

Libby Gardner Concert Hall, 1375 President's Circle. $10 suggested donation.  

kaganbreitenbach.com 


A one-evening concert and exhibit of visual art, music, and dance inspired by Buddhism


Mon, Feb. 18. 6-8p. Harmons City Creek, 135 E 100 S. $25. 

wasatchgardens.org 

 

Brooke Cordray, certified holistic nutrition educator, will teach you how to create healthy, delicious, seasonal meals. You will enjoy the meal the group has prepared together. Also sponsored by Slow Food Utah.


 

Thursdays, Feb. 21 - March 7, 6:30-8:30p.  

Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way. $74.  

redbuttegarden.org

 

Don't go dormant this winter! Join Red Butte Garden to learn basic plant morphology and terminology--knowledge that will help you better understand plant growth and take some of the guesswork out of gardening.

Blog Updates
 
The other day, as I walked to the peeper pen to fill up the waterfowl's drinking and washing bucket with fresh water, the geese and ducks were out and about, and as I passed by them I noticed out of the corner of my eye that the Hisser--who earns her name everyday--was chasing after me, her neck snaking low to the ground, mouth open, tongue out. She was pissed. I don't think she likes me...(read more).
 
Each time I sit down to write this column I always ask myself, "What stories are the stars telling this week?" And because the sky often tells more than one story at a time, the task of translating planetary patterns into a coherent picture requires holding a strong enough eye and ear to sift and sort through major and minor interactions in the hope of identifying the key themes. Because my eyes and ears tend toward emotional and spiritual stories and because I'm more concerned more with causes and consequences than I am with quick fixes, I lean away from the mundane...(read more).
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